There has never been a better time to avail of European and national policy and funding programmes to invest in green and social jobs. But how is all of this momentum translating into reuse, repair and recycling training and job opportunities on the ground? What are the barriers to developing these skills and jobs and reaping the economic, social and environmental benefits of a circular economy right across society? 

CRNI’s conference, which is hosted by Cara Augustenborg, will have contributions from key policy makers and practitioners, including the EPA, RREUSE, the Nevin Economic Research Institute, Departments and CRNI members on how we can make the most of this policy and funding landscape to create real career opportunities in the transition to a more circular economy.  

This event is supported by the EPA under the National Waste Prevention Programme.